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A SUDDEN COLLAPSE.
Tho hsrritt Conspiracy LAW of no Effect In
the Chicago Printers Strike.

Tho herritt Conspiracy Law OF no Eject In
the Chicago Printers Strike.
CHICAGO, Dec. The first attempt Of
prosecution under the recently oaacscd
Illinois statute known SIS tbs aerri!t con-
spiracy laws suffered q sudden collspuo to.
dGy. Seth Van Allen aad John L. Bsn-
croft, two atriking j,b printers, were
charged With combining with other mem.
bsrs Of the Typographical Union to in
jure the business Of Poole Brothers, one of
the firms OF tho organization Of EN- ploying
printers. Ysn Allen and Bancroft's oaense
lay in joining in a concerted
abandonment Of work by tho employea OF
Poole Broa., and taking part in the ueual
tactics Of strikers to prevent others from
taking the places vacated, such as viz.
tually buying tho imported Workmen, by
paying their board or paying up their
hack dues in the union on cooditiou that
they would desist. Alexander Sullivan
conducted tho case for the strikers. Mr..
Sullivan, for the deienBe, said tha. ho
would submit tho case 10 the court With.
out the defense argument. Mr. French,
luz tHo pIoEeCuttcuj' IUeu leVleW5Q Eno'
testimony and denounced the Union men
as having conspired TO ,dsiraud tho com.
plainsn!s. MIR. Sullivan replied If tha.
were the case thero we're two setu OF con.
spirators, the Typothetas and tho Typo.
graphical Union. ssas .'Ias
The court briefly said: "DefsIdan!s
are discharged" land amid wild yell from
the assembled printers the court room wao
cleared. E,.-;
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BANKER nAnpsn,s TRIAL.
The Witness who WAS CONCERNED in the Big
Wheat Dea1. f-

.. .
The Witness who was Concerned in the Big
Wheat Deal. t4G
CINCINNATI, Dec. Tho Harper trial
was resumed this morning with J. W.
Wiltshire, the good lsoking broker, on the
stand. His testimony.ip.chief had bsen
OF the most direct nature, showing that
he had purchased for Harper in the Obi.
csgo market about twenty million bushels
Of wheat, OF which they were holding
II 000. 900 when the crash came. .
When the court convened in the after.
noon Harper entered with u amiling face
ss II he had enjoyed coed dinner. BE
is always conducted to jail ct the adjourn.
ments by deputy marshall, Mr.. vii.
ehire, on the contrary, has q nervous
manner and wears look us Of one who
was ashamed Of wha. he had done vet too
proud to. admit it or to Try 10 conceal his
actions. His complexion wears ruddy
hue IS II caused by excitement. le
took hiB ssat aud was admitted to further
crcss-examination. He believed the
checks already named were about all that
be had deposited with the Fidelity Bank.
Mr.. E. echo6eld, cashier of the First
National Bank OF New York, testified that
his bank made q loan on the Fidelity
on two certificates OF deposit, which he
produced. They were for S20O, 900 each,
due June 27 and July 7. They were &C.
companied by letter, which he also pro.
ducsd; also another letter received pre-.
viousy. The frat letter gave q list Of
collateral for the loan including no!es Of
the cther eide. Fl Z, 81 8 I-'i.,,
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TIE X. OF l.. KlCKERS,
a Circular Issued to tho Chicago Assemblies,
Serious Charges.


Serious Charges.
CHICAGO, Dec. LA morning paper
aays: The chief movars in the attempt to
organize another ordo. Of the knights Of
Labor hsva issued q circular which is sd.
dreBsed to the local assemblies Of tho
Knights Of Labor in Cook county, re-
questing the local aasemblies to cooperate
in recognizing the order OF the Kuigh.B
OF Labor on m honest and substantial
baaie. The plan OF action ia that each as-
6embly shall refuaa to pay further tribute
to the General Assembly, uuiess an item
lied account Of tho recsipts aud expendi-
tu'ea OF tho Gonera! Assembly be pre-
sented to the local assemblics. The circu.
lar is cent out from the headquarters OF
the Provisional Committee, OF which
Cha.les +. Seip 10 Secretary.
In the preamble the nsmbers of the
committee sny that they wish TO sever
their consecion with tho order, becarse
thsy are Indignant q: tho usurpation OF
power, the gross violation OF the lava OF
our order by thoae high ia authority dis.
gussed With those whose loyalty to tho
present ring hss been gained by the pick
inga they receive as reward for their ssr.
vice5; incsnset q. the fswning serpsnts
who crawl on their knees in slsyish sub.
mission to the most corrupt, ths most
hypoctitical, the mont autocrG!ic and
tyrannicsl clique that ever controlled any
labor orgsnization." Following this ali
sorto Of charges ere made asainst the gca-
eral olfics and General Assembly. 1t 10
clsimsd that their order is run by ring,
tho members OF which care nothing for
wo,tilgnen. The ring, or conspiracy, is
banded together for the Durpcse OF hold
ing the ssluried positions in and under the
General Assembly. In.
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PRESIDENT uAAvY wlLhnoldB his. resig-
nation. TGelogic Of recent events ia, that
he will withhold it indefinitely and will
probably serye ont his term. After ii.
Grsvy had declared his intention to resign
he WAS asked when he intended to send in
that i'Dpor.snt document. Tha old ntsteu.
man replied sententiously and finely, II
am mLster OF the day and hour"
Later he set yeatsrday as the day. But
the rapid march Of events, tho plotting OF
the politicians and the murnurings which
have come up to him, have caused him to
change hiu mind, OF least as to the day.
The Rspub!ic ia in peril, seemingly only
to be extricated by the President remain.
ing at his post. Under the circumstances,
President Grevy might we'll adopt the
saying Of his predecessor, President Nc.
Mahon: II am here; I shall remain
here.'
No other msn in France has it in his
power to do so much for his country, and
this the Preaident who can do brilliant
ly by doing nothing. II ho will stand by
the Republic in its poril, Grevy's country
men will forget that ho over had rascally
son.in.law.
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A special called meeting OF the Wash.
ington county, (pa.) Wool Gro we're Asso.
citation was held in Washington, Wednes.
day afternoon. Hon. J. G. Clers, Presi.
dent OF the asuaciat;on,, Hon. John Nc.
Dowoll and r. ". Crothers were appoint
cd to attend tho conference OF the wool
growers, wool b,anufactursrs and wool
dealera Of the county ct Washington, D.
O., on Monday next.
A private letter from @. Delano, Prcpi.
dent Of the National Wool Growers' Az.
socia!ion, was read. It stated that the
dealers and manufacturers will unite in
seeking to limit smendments to existing
lava to the following points: .555D
Firs.-The abolition OF the weehed
clause.
Seccnd-The accurate classification OF
certain articles not mentioned in tho
pre0ent low, which, under present ruliupe
of tho department, admita only the name
"waste" paying a duty Of 10, per pound
on many highly purified articles Of
secured wool. It will be proposed to
make all carded and combed wool Of every
sort, whether waste or otherwise, dutiable
as manufactures Of wool, such as ring
waste. gavnetted waste voo!O, topa, row.
ing, &c &c. ,.i,. ''7.1,F
Third-To classify carpet woole, many
OF which arc nov uaed as combirg
woo!s. .55 NJ, 1-7-','7.e = ?
Fourth-To make washed hescea OF
the second class pay doubls the duty Of
unwashed, same IS in frat claes
Mr.. Delano has appointed the following
gentlemen 40 representatives Of the Ma
tional Wool GroworE' Association at the
conference: Hon. William Lawrence,
Belloionta!ne, Ohio; Hon. John Mellow
ell, Washington, Pa; A. Z. sherrard,
Marathon, Tezss; G. r. Wallace, Fay cite,
No., and Hon. John L. Convsrse, Colun:
bus, Ohio. $50 'IGSi5II7-l d
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MIR. pIERERpoNT MORGAN


says the Relations Bslwe-n the Syndicate
and the q. s .. Arc Not Unpleasant.
NRw YORK, Dec. 1.-Mr. J. Pierrepont
Morgan yesterday denied the esory that
there had bssn almost a rupture between
the Drexsl.Morgsn syndicate and the
homo interssts Of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad. Mr.. Morgan, when seen by a
reporter on tho subject, ssid at first that
he was not inclined to reply to the reports
"a tksy hayo accomplished no damage,
and hs had no desire TO seem to invite
newspaper controversy. Finally he stated
that tho report had no foundation and
that all the reports which suggested that
theee was any disagreement OF con f,c.
between the syndicate and tho Baltimore
& Ohio management or any Of its interests
were false. Mr.. Morgan said that entire
harmony prevailed, and he added tha,
the company WAS In sound condition and
was doing better than 1t had ever done
before. The earnings for tho laat three
months showed an increase of more than
$3.50, 600 over the corresponding time lnat
Vepr- -H--rI.. .FLa .,......u.
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/, Mr.. ". s. Howell, general Gales lgent
Of the Marmet Coal Company. which has
Its headquarters in Cincinnati, but operates
mines on the Youghiosheny and at Ray
many City, on the Kanawha, was In the
city yesterday on his way to Pittsburgh to
hurry up some shipments. He Gays hia
company chips all the Kanawhu coal Il
can ge. cars foy and has bean for eeyeral
month"; past shipping eightcars Of
Pittcburgh coal a day. They expect
to increase their capacity at Ray.
mond City in the near future and
are now working large develop
ments there, though the extended low
water season has rather retarded thei,
operations the past summer and fall. 4
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VIRGINIA IS nEpUuLIcAN.
How tho "Onlciai" Returns wore Doceorcd.
~ 1000 kepuDlichn MninritY. I.

.|II o,uuO Republican Mn jOrtty. H
WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. Tho final
returns from tho Virginia election show q
decided Republican majority. The vir-
sinia Democratic managers have been In
a panic over the returns ever since II be.
came evident that tho Republicans had
carried the State on tho popular vote,
Tho Republican manRgera ascertained this
fact before the Democratic suspected II,
az coon ss 1t was made public tho Demo.
Gratis, who had access to the returns, i'm.
medlstely refused to allow their further
inspection. Then they went into secret
session over them, and finally touud q
form OF return that wonld show IN 90.
parent Democratic msjority. This was
sent to the country upon tho authority OF
tho Secretary OF State. After much prod
ding the Di,patch, which hos chsmponed
ths distorted returns. thus unintent.onslly
explains how the rseult was reached:
"The Board OF Canvaesera did not BASS
upon what 10 denoninated the popular
vote No note Is taken OF tho 'ecat'ering'
vote. II was considerable-two thousand
probsbly-but sppegrs to hayo been
drawn equally from the two psrties In
iew coun.ies the voscu cast for 'indepsn.
dent Republican, will be found IN the
Democratic column" l1
The lao. sentApco tells the whole story
The apparent Democratic majority cf 426
was manufactured by classins all indepen.
dent Republican uOtss, which Ue,e uaqueslion.
ably Republican. as Democratic, anu BY this
method destroying Republican voto OF
several thousand end appropriating it to
DWELL the Democratic column. =.
In one case Republican Senator,
named Csusey, Tho had Just served q
term Gg Republican, ran as m indie.
pendent, and received LILO votes. These
were wholly Republican, and yet this
Board O.! CanvGssers added them to the
Democratic column. @.T
Another Republican vote OF 563, cast
for n Republican in Norfolk, and still an.
other Of 1,22l, in Scott county, all II Rapub.
iicon vo.es eaat ior independent candi.
dates, we're found III the Democratic
column. 0.,1
The Dispatch GLAZING t1s. the Pcpubii.
cans cast ll0. $50 votes. and claims q total
Democratic vote Of 1l9 SOC. Taking the
2.9l5 indenerdsnt Republican votes
I Shlch the Board coolly appropriated for
the Democracy from the Democratic total,
and adding to the admitted Republican
vote, whero It belongs, and the corrscssd
vote Glands: Republican vote, l22.334;
Democratic vote, ll6. $50; Republican ma.
5.4S2,
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THAT srANDAkD OIL SCHEME,
Littlo Faith Placed Ia thn Report of q Pro.
posed Pipe Line to New York.

Littlc Faith Placed In thu Report of a Pro.
posed Plpo Line to New York.
New YORK, Dec lin regard to the
Toledo dispatch published yesterday that
the Standard Oil Company contemplated
building a trunk pipo line from Chicago
to New York and had already begun tho
work Of leasing tho right Of way, the Com
nineial Bulletin Of this morning ssys: At
tho Offices Of the Standard Oil Company
in thia city nothing could bo learned iE
oubstantia.ion Of thereport. Intheabssncs
OF MIR. RooSafslter Mr.. Chss. Pratt was
seen in reference to tho matter, and said:
"There is no foundation for tho statement
contained In tho Toledo d!spstch. Many
things are talked over, and never actually
undertaken, as to what msy be done in
the future. In tho direction suggested
cannot say, but Gs to the details OF tho 70.
port in question, I hsvo no hesitation in
denying thom." At the Office OF tho Ma
tionsl Transit Company, which forms a
psrt OF the Standard Oil Company's sys.
TEN, twas stated that though the chasac.
ter OF tho compnny's busiress, ,ha. OF pipe
laying, would almost insure knowledge
Of the new scheme were it in the suggested
etage Of advancement, nothing had been
heard OF 1t either as a suggestion or GER
tainty, and as O result TO faith was placed
in the report IN question. i:-yyt4l, Z.
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A AREMARKaBLE 5 srArEslEST.
The Chicago Anarchist Organ Makes Some
EenBn,ionul DlscloAurna. .I.--

Tho Chicago Anarchist Organ Makes Some
Sensational Disclosures.
CHICAGO, Dec. I'D. Lum, tho success.
sor OF the executed Anarchist Paraons ea
editor Of tho Alarm, will make the follow
Ing remarkable abatement in to.mor.ow's
Issue Of that paper: "At tho General As:
sembly which recently convened at Min.
neapolla resolution wss introduced ask.
ipgclemency for the condemed Anarchs,s.
Mr.. Powderly took tho floor and violently
denouncedi.. Atthat time there was oyery
reaDon to believe thrt Albert R. Psrsonp,
who had been member Of tho order In
good standing for over twelve years, who
bad voluntarily surrendered himself for
that trial, would be excepted from the
death penalty. The action Of the general
ausembly was a notice TO the public that
the knights repudiatod their brother in
his dislress. How far that speech wss
the cause OF Parsons death, We will
here not consider, but tho manner
IN which this poisond dsgser was placed
In the General Mater Workman's hand
to etrike Paraons under tho rib deserves
come attention. Before tho Hsymssket
episode there wero two branches of the
lnternationala In this Country-ths l, W.
A., confined to tho western slope OF the
Rocky Mountninn, and the 1. w. 2. A.,
to which the men recently p!ranglod
by tho State belonged. Bstween thpse
two othere were no etiiliations. The. WA,
OF which Haskell was tho Chief represent.
alive, was q sec,et or bound organic stion.
The l.. W. T. a. contested of open clubs
Betwcan Haskell and Spies, tho latter OF
whom was at tho time the representative
ut Chicago of the I. W. P. A., there was
open hostility. Among the members OF
the l: W. A. was fellow named Stewart,
who in 1856 found himself hired to edit
q so.cslled labor journal in this city.
AS o member Of the /. W. A., having
taken all the oGths Of that organization
and received all degrees, he had the ritual
and secret circular which had been cent
out. To accomplish the mean and dirty
task Of gratifying private spleen and earn
ing hln wages, he went down in his trunk
and exhumed these dccaments, which ho
received undor aolomn obligation Of ne.
CreCy. .Hr.. 81 .sr-g r4'--
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SHOT BY HIS FRIEND.
A burglar Killed by Com panion whom ho
--- q Triek n Sill WV =

- eAS
Tries to Shield. <. &. 2
CHICAGO, Doc. John Hughes, pro.
ieasional burglar, was fatally shot thia
morning through tho abdomen by 9 fellow
thief named Clifford Rodgers, q. tone
ment housa occupied by Lizzie Randall,
who has for como time past
been closely associated with Rodgers.
For come strange reason HUGHES
declared to eye witneaass Of the tragedy
who ran to pick him up that he had shot
himself. Ho stuck to the abatement stub.
bornly when informed that the bullet
had passed clear through his body, and
tho! he was already dying When the
slsyer RodgsIs heard these declarations
he laid aelde his revolver and aided the
wounded man, while the latter walked to
o lodging houee several blocks distant.
Mrs. Randall and Rodgers we're arrested,
The police believe that the shooting wso
the result Of quarrel between the two
men regarding the woman and the diy;e.
ion Of the spoils Of their nights depreda.
uons. a ,lS-g3} lEi5i3lls
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MIR. CARLISLE CoNCILIAropt,Y..
Another Meeting Betwoon Him and MIR,
Handall-A Tariff Caucus Proposed,

. q D.. U. .- f.
Another Meeting Betwoon Him and Mr.,
Handall-A Tariff Caucus Proposed.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l.-Mr. Randall and
Mr.. Oarlisle mat for short time Yesterday.
md 1t waH said to-day that other moetipgs
wsre IN prospect which might finally in.
dnce harmony between the factions OF the
psrty.IBMr. Randall, as usual, said moth.
ing about the matter and D1r. Carlisle
would not 20 into psrticu'ars, but /. ia,
very plain that II Mr.. Randall will az.
cept invitations the meeting will oc.
cur again. Mr.. Carlisle and hia friends
arc moro conciliatory than ever aud
anxious to throw no obstacle whatever In
the way Of an understanding. They have
given up all talk about taking Mr.. Randall
Of the Committee on Appropriation
and Mr.. Carlisle's own disclaimers against
any intention to name any OF the commit.
lee until after the Hous Ia ganizsd inti.
cate thst tho miduesB ia to continue al
any rate until after the Presidents mes.
cage is In. -i.@5,.a III -
Congressman McOready, OF Kentucky,
who is amoug those most earneatly urging
q compromise, said this evening that hs
was in favor Of calling tariff caucus of
the Democrats immediately for talk oysr m
the situation and some general agreement
II poaatble, which would hold the party
tusether. y5ji' - =, ~ 4fH''
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BONE persons maue money py going into
Findlay real estate while it was being
doomed. More made money by staying
out. Those who made did 80 by aelliug TO
those who now would like to see a good
way ou!. Real estate brought three and
fou. tiues lis value with al OF Findlsy's
advantages taken at par. Now the bot.
tom is out, and the fellows who arc left
holding tho bag think they were badly
treated. The great natural gas celebration
was the desperate effort Of the syudicates
to unload cn teuderfeet. Read the moral
in the stars.
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P1rrsBuRaH, Dec. 1.-THE Merchant
and Bsasemer Steel Associations held
mee!inss at the Monongahela House 10.
day and arranged a nsw llss and clsseifl.
cation by which the two organizations can
work III harmony. There was a large at.
tendance from all parts OF the country,
Trade was reported good, glss55;l,f, q
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ELIZABETH, N. J. Dec. l.-Judge Nc.
Cornick sentenced John N. jackson. and
Horace and Lswis Van Neot, tho Plain.
field hrebugs, yesterday morning, Jaek.
eon, who plead guilty to thrco In.
dlctments, was sentencad to State Prison
Tor fifteen years. The Van Meats, on con.
vlction OF burning tho Pesse house, were
each sentenced for 6yo yeara. Counsel
ior the priecners took exception, ~ :"
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A THRILLrNa EXPERIENCE.
A Famous English Jockeys Mad Freak at
q Chicago Hotel Yesterday. a.ElE

Nhheuko, uotoA xobtOIunys =. 4.s
CHICAGO, Dec. la man hanging TO q
narrow window sill with feet reating on q
two.inch stone ledge, seventy feet above
the stone pavement below, WAS q sight
that early thiu morning held breathless
crowd Of Atty people spsll.bound in front
OF tho Congress House. Glad In shirt
and trousere, the frail figure formed clesr
cut contrast to the gray walls OF the build.
Ing In the dim light Of early dawn, and
tho startled spectators below pcarcely
dared to whisper, much less 10 shout, words
Of encouragement to the man whose elight
hold seemed to be broken by any one OF
the gusts Of wind that swept down State
street and tossed hls hair about his head.
An officer arrived on tho sceno moment
later aud sent in call tor the patrol
wagon. The officers daehed up the etairs
to tho fourth floor to find the door locked
and then going into tho adj joining room,
crawlod from that window 10 the man.
He swung himself toward The building
and changed tho hand by which he was
clinginy, and as he did 30 there was for
a moment nothing between him and cor.
tain death but that narrow two.inch
ledge. Tho excitement Of the crowd be-
low wan intense. &s4
"Hold on, my man." saii the officer
leaning from tho window, I'VE vii! break
the door open and ssve you"
I'll you touch that door I'll jump," was
the responas in unmis.akably Scotch ac.
cent. 5sia1Et37I
"But We nro policemen and won't hurt
YOU" 32I1f
"How do know you are bobb;os?" 70.
piled the msn; II tell you there are msn
trying to kill mo and II you touch that
door I'll jump"
The officers were in quandry. Tho
nau could certainly not retain bis hold
much longer and would jump II they at.
tempted to rescue him. So oall was
sent in for hook and ladder truck. The
jumping canvass was epread below tho
window and the extension ladder was run
up. Tho fremen mounted the ladder and
seized the madmau by the feet. Fighting
lilo tiger, he was firmly held until the
officers broke iu and pulled him in through
the window. He was taken to the arinory
and locked up in n cell. Tho man proved
to DO Jamea Dorwood, the jockey, whose
riding on the English turf has made him
fsnou5. He came hore about three weeks
ago and put up at the Congress House.
He has been drinking hesvily OF late aud
hlD insanity 10 attributed to that fact.
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Tho Old scale RentIlrmed.

PlrrsBuRaH, Dec. 1.-The National As.
sociation of Wrought Iron Pipe and
Wrought Iron Pipe Manufacturers mot
here to-day and reaff .med the old scale OF
prices; Tho factories in the country were
represented. 4 Trade 3was reported good
and the outlook encouraging. 81 sI
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THE OHIO Vuuty Manufacturer, hand
ZONE six'een page paper, made Its first
appearance yesterday. AS its name i'm.
plies, 1t 10 10 bs devoted to the extensive
manufacturing interests OF the Ohio Val
10y, q field large enough to support the
high grade paper which has been under
taken. The first number has fine show.
ing OF advertisements. Mr.. Philip q.
Moore Ia the editor and Mr.. o. G. scofeld
business manager. The ownership is in a
stock com panr of leading manufacturers.
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people.

PERHAPS Ar. Carlisle will not take the
advice Of those friends who suggest that
he shall accept tho chairmanship Of the
Ways and Means Committee and let an
other have the speaksrship at $4,000 a
year. Ho may doubt whether the leader
ship on The floor would compensate him
for the lors ol $1,000 year and the sweets
OF au!ocratic pswar.
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served Him Right.

ALAMosA, Coz, Dec. l. Michael
o'Brien, the tramp who brutally outraged
Miss McGreKor night before last, was
taken from jail last night by citizens and
hanged to the gate at the stock yards.
The recovery OF the girl Is doubtful.